The Riesling Blauschiefer from Weingut Loersch is born in the heart of the Moselle, a region famous for its soils rich in blue slate, called Blauschiefer, which give the wine a unique and distinctive minerality. Notes of dried apple and honey on the nose, as well as a very fine botrytis. On the palate, the wine is very oily, insistently sweet, highly concentrated in acidity and distinct slate and mineral aromas. Superb ageing potential.

Graacher Himmelreich directly borders the southern edge of the Wehlener Sonnenuhr vineyard. The wines from this site often rival the quality of those from its more famous neighbor, especially in hot, dry years. Graacher wines attract with their racy acidity, a pronounced minerality (that reminds of crushed rock) and slightly different fruit aromas and flavors (more citrus). Often, the wines become accessible slightly earlier than the Wehlener Sonnenuhr and are deliciously mouth-watering when young. The vineyard has a south-west exposure and it is a little less steep with deeper soils that act as excellent water reservoirs.

Gunther Steinmetz Pinot Noir - 750ml, 2021

Mosel elegancy at its best! Slate meets delicate fruit. With its chilly climate, the valley is perfect for this Kabinett and gifts a fresh and fruity, really salty yet linear wine.

A região de produção de Q.b.A. Mosel está localizada em La ribera del río Mosela y sus afluentes, entre Luxemburgo y Coblenza, Alemania.

Stein has some of the oldest Pinot Noir vines in the Mosel. Different grape, but the same steep, slate slopes you’d expect. The “Red Light” is Stein’s Pinot Noir “Kabinett Trocken,” which is to say it is about its lightness and cut. Tart red fruits, dried

Robert Parker 93+ Points The 2022 Graacher Himmelreich Riesling Kabinett is clear, bright and fresh on the still young and yeasty nose that shows a coolish, flinty character with ripe, well-concentrated fruit and dark slate notes. On the palate, this is a

MOSEL, GERMANYIntense fruit, juice vineyard peach, white grapefruit, some pineapple and sweet exotic hints. Also fruity on the palate, but without any heaviness. A classic Kabinett which brings fruit, acidity and sweetness imperfect balance.

Average of 93 points in 114 community wine reviews on 2005 Joh. Jos. Prüm Graacher Himmelreich Riesling Auslese, plus professional notes, label images, wine details, and recommendations on when to drink.

The 2021 Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Spätlese offers a superbly spicy, herbal, and refreshing nose of rosemary, vineyard peach, almond cream, white flowers, mint, and cassis. The wine is superbly well-balanced on the palate, where delicious creamy and fruity flavors of almond, vineyard peach, and tangerine make for a pure and smooth feeling. The finish is very long, nicely structured, and well-delineated. This is a superb Spätlese which only now requires some patience for its elements to integrate. 2030-2050For centuries the Prüm family has called the village of Wehlen home. The 33.5 acre estate consists of nearly 70% ungrafted vines.

Julian Haart J.J. 2024 / Kabinett Riesling

The Herrenberg Riesling Kabinett trocken "Mutter Anna" from the Hofgut Falkenstein estate displays a clear, pale yellow color with green reflections in the glass. The dry Kabinett with the AP1 label has wonderful aromas of apricot, wild strawberry, herbal spice, and cracked flint. On the palate, it is dry and crisp, with a wonderfully vibrant, mineral acidity and great length.

The grapes for the AP 11 Meyer Nepal come from an exceptionally high-altitude plot, which the former owner, a certain Mr. Meyer, already loved. He used to say: "From up here, you can see all the way to Nepal" – a saying that gave the wine its special name. The Meyer Nepal plot is higher up on the hill and more exposed to the wind, making it a cooler expression of the Herrenberg vineyard. It is bright and racy, with complex fruit – peach, green herbs and lime flavours – balanced by smooth fine stony notes and a long fine racy finish.

Falkenstein's AP 12 "Kugel Peter" grows on a high-altitude parcel of Krettnacher Euchariusberg, directly adjacent to the renowned Gisela vineyard. Despite the sunny and warm vintage, the altitude provides the typical freshness and radiant brilliance for which Falkenstein wines are esteemed. The cool, stony terroir with mineral soils and subtle herbal notes shapes the grapes, giving them a clear, vibrant aroma.In the glass, the wine initially appears reserved, extremely cool, lean, and stony, with hints of flint, delicate smoke, and fine yeast. With some aeration, deeply fresh citrus aromas like bergamot and lemon peel emerge, accompanied by dark berry nuances and subtle, smoky slate notes. On the palate, the Kabinett impresses with lively tension and an extremely fine structure: the taut acidity is electrifying, while the harmonious sweetness and the firmly built mineral backbone complete the experience. Mineral depth and precise length ensure a lasting taste sensation.